pearl, welcome to mount pearl ♪ >> mount pearl!a beautiful image in the islands. there are some penguins. >> i wonder why they call them that. >> i have no idea. i don't know where -- >> it's funny watching these penguins move about because they're so graceful in the water but on land it looks like they're in a potato factory. >> what's really cool is they said notice something about their feathers. their feathers pressed together and held tightly so they can shoot through the water like a torpedo. they go down. o they can take >> huh. >> this next video muscle make you feel like you're interrupting someone. she really likes this. that's what pandas do when they really, really love something. they'll get in it and they'll just roll around in it. >> a bunch of broken cookies. >> me too. >> it's my alone time. >> just rolling around. >> i thought i may have scared a child. >> a fresh look for summer. >> what it's like catching rays with one hot beach accessory. >> i wonder if i'll get weird tan lines. >> plus, they're booking it down

two what end did the jewish people progress and those 49 days until they got to mount sinai? torah tells us it was a journey of unity and that the prerequisite for the jewish people at mount sinai, the greatest moment in the history of our people, was that the jewish people united as never before. it is said that the jewish people stood at the foot of mount sinai, one body with one heart. one beating heart. that is what it took. no less than that is what it took. yearsday, as we mark 75 -- only 75 years since the crematoria stopped operating. they have barely cooled. we see our survival threatened again. in europe of all places. and in latin america and in the middle east and now in the united states. of the jewishk world and especially of you, the definesation that th the fight, that we stand together. we don't weaponized anti-semitism, that we don't politicize anti-semitism. and we decide that jew hatred is jew hatred and we will fight it everywhere and anywhere it rears its ugly head. if we decide that, my friend, and if we act that way, we will buildbuild -- and we will t

from mount tam up through knoxville creek. are concerned about the winds this morning, and then they will pick up again later tonight. but right now numbers in the mid to upper 50s, cool and comfortable out there. we are looking for a quick warm-up today. look at the oranges coming into play at 10:00, in the 80s. as we get towards the 2:00 hour, lots of 90s for inland east bay and for the northerly winds. the relative humidity will drop and the chance of fires spreading rapidly is indicated here. be careful out there. be vigilant. enjoy the weekend. i will be back with a look at your forecast for the week ahead which includes cooler weather. chris. >> lisa, thank you. developing news from hawaii. authorities are investigating a terrible plane crash that killed nine people on oahu's north shore. it went down at dillingham airfield. it was operated by the oahu parachute center on a skydiving strip. officials say six employees and three customers were on board. the plane caught fire after crashing at the airport, killing everyone

mount tam, yes, it looks a little breezy. it sure is.he 50s there, but down at the surface we are well into the 60s, even 70s around brentwood. so we've got our summertime spread with fire danger to speak about and we'll show you some more changes as we look at my accuweather seven-day forecast inminutes. >> thanks, lisa. >>> also ahead, another new giants outfielder becomes a fan favorite. alex dickerson hits a g ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. we're not going to make it. oh, we're going to make it. woo. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera and you can't even see the bridge this morning with all of the fog out there. so when will it lift and how warm will it get? lisa will break down your full accuweather forecast for the first weekend of summer coming up. >>> first, in sports the giants and the a's are back in action today. oa

to what end did the jewish people progress in those 49 days until they got to mount sinai? the torah tells us, it was a journey of unity. and that the prerequisite for the jewish people receiving the torah at mount sinai, the greatest moment in the history of our people, was that the jewish people united as never before. it is said that the jewish people, one body with one heart , one beating heart. that's what it took. no less than that is what it took. and today, as we mark 75 years, only 75. the crematoria stopped operating , they have barely cooled. and we see our survival threatened again. in europe of all places. and in latin america and in the middle east and now in the u.s. and so today i ask of the jewish world and especially of you, the organizations that define the fight, that we stand together, as one heart, and that we don't want a nice anti- semitism, that we don't politicize it. and that we decide that jew hatred jewis hatred. if we can do that, if we act, that way. we will truly build that. and we will build that better future. that our children, grandchildr

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mount hamilton and moderate the records going back to 1998. and napa was in the top 10. if you thought it was wet it was. the snowfall continues to be very impressive the normal statewide averages 196%. the update will come in today for the next couple of days. this might go down a little bit. in the southern sierras it is 178%, there is still a lot of liquid up there that has come out. thunderstorms are the big story for some, not for all over the weekend. high pressure building in an the south where does look like a quieter pattern, you can always get the build up over the mountains and that will probably continue. some of that will drift back over toward santa clara county. i do not think we have the favorable conditions like we did over the weekend. the weekend. there could be a few buildups, but i would be surprised if there is much over the weekend as the low move south, drier air spills in so it doesn't have the conditions that it needs. plenty of fog. the trend will take off into tuesday. 80s away from the coast, 60s and 80s closer to

look at mount diablo, 37 miles per hour north wind, and mount tap up to 26 miles per hour.an see it from the live cameras, so that will allow for a quick warm-up today. in the north bay for sonoma raceway, how about 91 degrees. going from 53 to 91, and then about the same tomorrow with lots of sunshine. you are not going to see any fog in the south bay today. 87 in santa clara. los gatos, 88. 77 at our beach. santa cruz, one of the locations there in the south that will be warm, but closer to home it is comfortable. 68, pacifica. 84, redwood city. how about 73 in san francisco. 75, south city. in the north bay, some of the reds making up for the low 90s there, very warm. near east bay, getting hot for you. 82 in san leandro. 83, union city. inland, 90 in san ramon, 94 in livermore and 94 in antioch. upper 60s, coast. 84 around the bay, seems to be a popular number. the accuweather seven-day forecast, downloading the app you notice little change from today to tomorrow, the first weekend of summer, those long nights. and by monday, the sea breeze will reach around the bay. st

united states decides to escalate the conflict tensions between the world's 2 largest economies have mounted since the last round of trade negotiations collapsed at the beginning of may and neither of the 2 appears willing to result the conflict quickly. the european central bank has taken surprise action to both of the 1918 year olds on e.c.b. chief mario druggies is the bank will extend the earliest date for an interest rate increase from the end of the year to half way through next year and rates are at record lows the e.c.b. follows other central banks in responding to fears about trade tensors their current. let's off before they could even get their engine started telling us group fia chrysler wanted to build one of the world's biggest carmaker is by merging with france's renaud that fits abruptly pulling out blaming the french government. it was meant to be a match made in heaven with multiple synergies together feed cries there and run a would shake up the world car market both firms are set to benefit hugely from the landmark deal now it's dead in the water run as most successful ma

no vision part of it you know because we have solar panels mounted on top of the vehicle so walls are driving us about race and discomfort are you for distances and this is very interesting it is a face off is kind of it's moving very what is the infrastructure like in general in africa and i'm sure it's very different in various countries where a lot of electric infrastructure is going on in africa for example. in nigeria and so there's also in the media also. and many other countries so the infrastructure just wonderful and being improved daily. and what is it like when when it comes to a stable supply of electricity i mean george has electricity there but whether or not it's stable is. another thing that's that's important when running a business definitely africa is pumping a lot of investment into improving the electric infrastructure and this is improving up currently we are coming up with the high input form the rural boss with the conventional world of electricity supply and it's the same for many of its own countries in ghana for example i can tell you that just really gettin

in march if you for launch an internal ethics investigation into mount. but clearly the federal building is struggling to clean up its image. a woman has appeared on tv in brazil going public with accusations that she was raped by the football the name on that she that trinidad's filed a rape allegation lost friday. the caps a tough week for the star who denies the allegations yesterday he was ruled out of the copa america over an injury and the credit card company mastercard. has pulled plans to feature him in their ads campaign. some of the little she's finally broken her silence detailing a troubling interaction with name mark. for the first time not g. lecturing dodge a model and student publicly accused the brazilian football player of raping her in a paris hotel roo. in he turned me around. connect and wanted to act. you'll be asked to stop and he continued violently hitting me on my bottom. i turned around and it happened so quickly in just a few second. then i left in his term that's what happened. not as well trained charge filed a complaint at t

mount tam, 71 mile an hour wind gust to the north and sonoma near 49 miles an hour. these wins are outrageous and over the east bay hishllls, 35 miles an hour wind gusts and temperatures will be climbing and the breezy winds tonight which will last for another 24 hours and a big warm-up through the 2:00 hour and we are well into the 80s. chris? >> lisa, thank you. happening now, high fire danger across the north bay is prompting red flag warnings this weekend. these grass fires in cordelia and moraga are a very bad sign. the danger is so high that pg and e proactively turned out power in some communities. parts of napa and lake berryessa went dark. sections of suisun city and in yolo county, parts davis and winter is also impacted. abc 7's liz kreutz has more. >> reporter: evacuations have been lifted in the grass fire that burned near the c residents bega rur their homes, so does the north bay's fire season. >> this is our first red flag warning here locally in sonoma county. >> in santa rosa where the sound of construction following the fires has become a new norma

and our units responded allowing on the jerusalem set of ration days regular visits on the temple mount inside the old city preparations were under way ahead of the next potential flash point of the day well there's a heightened israeli security forces presence here inside the narrow streets of the old city well you can see that shopkeepers are starting to close up their shops and it's ahead of what we're expecting in the next 3 minutes large scale marches of ultranationalist and religious nationalist israeli jews carrying flags celebrating what they call jerusalem day it's a yearly tradition for the shopkeepers here but concerns this year were particularly acute after the morning's incident oh was a few meters away outside damascus gate the marchers were arriving many of them settlers many of them teenagers all of them here to make their presence felt for the participants this is a commemoration of a great victory a reclaiming of a religious and national capital for the palestinians who live here under occupation it's an expression of power and of ownership that many find deliberately

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there will be road closures from mount state park on ridgecrest boulevard. this begins dixie race in the theater events will still go on. the visitors will have to show a ticket at the road checkpoints. the marin county fire chief said by all means go camping this weekend. don't light any fires. in his words that this is the beginning of the fire season and we still have a long way to go.>>> the warriors are now down 3-1 in the nba finals after a tough loss tonight at oracle arena. the raptors ultimately got the job done 105-92. amber joins us from oracle arena. the warriors might have just played their last game in oakland.>> reporter: fans are still hoping for one more game to be played here at oracle arena.order for that to happen warriors have to win on the road monday or it is all over. fans made a fast exit from oracle arena friday night. disbelieve >>> durant to comeknow. i don't think we can come back from down 1-3. >>> it will be tough. they will be across the border.>> reporter: tension at the finals. right from the start as fans arrived at oracle.

>>over mounting an inquiry when that decision has to be made. it will be made not by any one individual members feeling growing pressure from members of his ownbcommittee. >>and from 2020 candidate, the white house defiance subpoena there's growing sentiment that it's an intolerable situation and i do believe. >>that the judiciary committee in the house should go forward with an impeachment inquiry. >>that on erasure reporting the president has called impeachment a dirty filthy disgusting word. >>for your money tonight, today's close of the trading bail kept the best week of the year for wall street. well, the first time since january, the dow notched 5 straight days of gains it closed up more than one percent with a pickup of 263 points. also both the s and p and the gained more than one percent at the close. it was a rally for stocks as investors gained confidence that the fed would soon come but interest rates. they won't happen this way, but tonight could could good be the last basketball game. the was ever play in oakland at oracle arena. o

to hundreds of nationalist israelis gathered outside usually the compound the introduces the temple mount is off limits to non muslims in the last 10 days of ramadan but not this time but please how do you know of this israel wants this to be a religious war and this will bring about destruction and israel is responsible for the results of this aggression it is unprecedented aggression against the worshippers and against muslims al aqsa mosque hundreds of settlers are allowed in a muslims are not allowed to walk in from the gates of the old city. the jewish activists were marking what's known in israel as jerusalem day the anniversary according to the jewish calendar of the day israel seized east jerusalem in 1967 last month it was understood israeli authorities had decided to bar access to jews on jerusalem day because it coincided with the end of ramadan but on the day itself they decided differently last week sunday monday and tuesday the temple mount was opened in the regular visits wednesday thursday there are indications that this statement says that we had to close it this morning

near the base of mount diablo you are waking up to clear skies today. a pretty good start to the day for many other locations it is great. there's a good example. that is the view from our camera that is looking back over towards the bay bridge. as we check on the scene in san jose, low gray clouds here. this will not stand by the time you get into late morning. these clouds will melt away just like they did yesterday and we will have mostly blue sky for pretty much all of us throughout the day today. we will be a lot like yesterday. in the meantime low to mid 50s. 65 officially for the city today. that is san francisco at 65, but if you're in land look at that. 86, sunny and warm for inland locations day. impact it will be sunny for all of us except those of us near the coast. it is likely not going to clear all day today at the coast. barely making up to 60. i will be back with more on this forecast in a few minutes. we will talk about the warm-up for early this week. >>> the city of san jose may be on the verge of filing a lawsuit against union pacif

food market about a fraudulent check he leaves behind two children and fee san jose >> as they face mounting pressure to improve fan safety, another person was hit by a foul ball cody bellinger lined a ball that struck a woman right in the face there she is she was taken from dodger stadium to the hospital for precautionary tests. a similar incident happened a moh ago. a young astros fan was hit by a foul ball. they plan to extend netting from the dugout all the way to the foul paul. >> a heroic fire rescue in missouri caught on encampmen scene. after hearing cries for help coming from the basement, officer rodriguez was able to pull a 3-year-old toddler and her grandmother free through the window the entire rescue recorded on his body camera. no severe injuries were

elissa harrington is live near one of the trails that leads up to mount diablo and says that he is going to contribute to higher fire danger at again there today. >> reporter: we are at the trailhead to the mayan ridge opening space. it is already a bit windy out here and we are seeing people trying to get in the morning exercise before it gets too hot. there is a heat advisory starting at 10 a.m. with possible record high temperatures. the national weather service issued a red flag morning until sunday afternoon for the northbay hills about 1000 feet. there is high fire danger due to low humidity and high wents. that meets possible rapid fire spread with potentially catastrophic results. campers realize the red flag morning will alter their plan. >> we plan to get right down the road and when we got there they drove up to a car that was telling them apparently there is a red flag morning for fire. we thought we could camp but basically they were saying you can't go up a certain help.>> reporter: signs around marin warning homeowners about keeping 100 feet of defensible space. pg&e conti

oceans are crucial to sustaining life but they face mounting problems like plastic waits for world oceans day our reporter goes to sierra leone to see what's being done to stop it. and the women's world cup is off to a flying start for the tournament hopes will look back on the big night in paris and look forward at what's to come on day 2. a michael ok welcome to the program the united states and mexico have reached an 11th hour deal to crack down on migration from central america earlier the white house threatened to slap tariffs on mexico if it failed to stop record numbers of migrants from traveling through the country to the u.s. border but the deal appears to fall short of a key u.s. demand that mexico accept the designation of safe 3rd country that would have forced it to permanently take in most central american asylum seekers. it's the end of a dispute that threatened an all out trade war between the u.s. and mexico but at the white house after his trip to europe u.s. president trump safety announcement for his preferred form of communication in a series of tweets late friday tru

of his just 12 years old his drawings are always the same pickup trucks with machine guns mounted on the back a body in a river a house on fire with his dad inside a boy's associate said this is what made me draw this picture it's that my father and i were going to move by a district. and then he was burnt at home by the celica. and when i fled i saw a body in the water while walking to. the celica mainly muslim group which is one of countless militias warlords and rebels in syria in february the warring sides signed a peace deal the 8th that was killed in 2013. now the country's president has launched a public consultation aimed at establishing a truth justice reparation and reconciliation commission. it seemed essential to me to make sure the government give popular legitimacy to this transitional justice system gets to be put in place. by consulting central africans across the republic so they can express their expectations and wishes clearly. the chief of the un stabilisation force may not call for measures to protect the victims of violence and ensure that voices are heard. we w

in hong kong pro-democracy protesters scuffled with police on the city's waterfront tension is mounting ahead of the 22nd anniversary on monday of britain's handover of the territory to china activists planned more protests against a controversial bill that would allow suspects to be extradited to mainland china. swiss police have used water cannon and tear gas to separate supporters and opponents of president during his visit to geneva paul. regularly stays at a luxury hotel in the swiss city he's facing mounting strife at home with the opposition calling on the long serving leader to quit. the captain of a humanitarian ship banned from docking in italy is being questioned by police after entering the port of without permission early saturday authorities finally allowed dozens of migrants to disembark from sea watch 3 after being stranded in the mediterranean for more than 2 weeks the italian government has closed its waters all migrant rescue vessels accusing them of aiding traffickers authorities say the german captain. was arrested for refusing to obey a military vessel. this follow

it's what happened naturally in $991.00 after the philippines mount pinatubo volcano erupted. and this gas then reacts in the stratosphere with oxidants and turns into a soft your acid for the. a few years after mount pinatubo the temperature was noticeably lower and it cooled down the planet that was one effect but it got from what degree it was you know it was probably the range of about half a degree celsius. trouble is a quick fix like that could have dusty side effects and what was also apparent after mount pinatubo and other volcanic eruption is that these particles in the end reduce the amount of ozone in the stratosphere so you know we've been trying to do a lot to actually fix the boat on land and here you now have the idea of introducing something that could destroy it again. and it's not just those risks the bank this project controversial it's the fear held by many of the scientists themselves but just the suggestion of a magic bullet gives governments an excuse to keep pumping up a missions. so good you've been running the numbers on this i mean is it economically

the determination recommended disapproval based on quote the size of the pole mounted equipment withhe pole. i will show a comparison between a disapproved and approved plan dated february 2018 and june 2018 respectively and you can see there was no change whatsoever with respect to streamlining the cluttering elements. the march 201 2018 determination recommended disapproval. the pole itself isn't a historic resource but the building adjacent is a historic resource. a crucial importance here the verizon attorney miss characterized the distance along belvedere street from where the facility would be visible stating it's setback from the corner of street and that's only visible for a few feet along belvedere street. i will show you a video it's visible. there's a big difference between a few feet and 180 feet. >> i am south of the next with grass street and i'm standing in front of the address 466468 belvedere street. i can see the pole. i am on the sidewalk where i can start seeing as i walk north and i have my tape measure and i measured the distance over where i can still see the p

no triple digits the 90's i think that's the biggest thing we're all concerned about at this point mount diablo really having cleared out if you're out there. towards walnut creek and pleasant hill you woke up this morning seeing plenty of clouds overhead. those now having departed and setting you up for what is about to be a really beautiful day ahead of us. skies clearing ss much of the east bay but really having yet to clear for coastal areas and well even out towards areas like oakland and berkeley still looking pretty grey right now as we make our way through the day you're going to look at that fog were treating even further and by the afternoon ahead. just like pleasant hill mount diablo or look and the rest of us to have a lot of sunshine to look for 2 areas right along the coast, not so much is going to be foggy along the pacific short 60's for san francisco's high today that's very typical oakland in the low 70's and san jose also returning to average at 83 degrees. so a very pleasant start to the weekend. but how's the rest of the weekend shaping up we've got your full forecas

it's what happened naturally in 991 after the philippines mount pinatubo but i know . and this gas then reacts in the stratosphere with accidents and turns into a soft year of acid. for the few years after mount pinatubo the temperature was noticeably lower and it cooled down the planet that was one effect but it got from what by what degree was it you know it was probably the range of about half a degree celsius. trouble is a quick fix like that could have no side effects and what was also apparent after mount pinatubo and other volcanic eruption is that these particles in the end reduce the amount of ozone in the stratosphere so you know we've been trying to do a lot to actually fix the boat on land and here you now have the idea of introducing something that could destroy it again. and it's not just those risks the bank this project controversial it's the fear held by many of the scientists themselves but just the suggestion of a magic bullet gives governments an excuse to keep pumping up a mission is. so good you've been running the numbers on this i mean is it eco

seat. >> let me take a pick and a choices chisel to mount rushmore for a second, because i could make the point that it has been extraordinary. we topped at 2860, 2870, then to 2930 and 2960. we are slowly moving higher. >> if you look at the value line, which is even broader equal weight, it is the s&p 500 plus the next 1200 biggest names, 1700 stocks plotted equal weight, it has stalled and more so rolled over the issue is -- and i tried to make that case there's a perfectly good case we do break out and the other is the opposite case, mine is that we roll over there's no confusion that equities risk adjusted have not been a good place to be. >> a lot of vol. >> a lot of vol. >> let me tie it off by asking this question. better than 50% chance that the market ends the year higher than it is today or a lower than 50% chance >> i think we're higher. >> better than 50% chance we're higher >> i would say better than. >> i would say based on what we know about forward guidance, lower. >> better than 50%. >> better. >> remember card sharks? you're a fan. >> i do. >> lower. >> a less than

lindsay: i met matt, we were both at mount vernon as follows. we were there for an extended period of time. i was working on my dissertation on washington, a different aspect. we stayed friends and touched base occasionally about what we were up to. i had a postdoctoral fellowship at the presidential history in dallas. that was coming to an end. they happened to have an opening. matt called me and said hey, we have this position coming up, would you like to apply? i said sure. it all worked out and i started in february. i was very fortunate that that, as many historians know, the job market is not particularly great. i feel fortunate to be able to do history work for a living which i love. and to work in a place that is really fantastic. susan: how many historians does the association have on staff? matthew: you're looking at them. susan: the two of you! matthew: we do have a fellows program with american university. during the academic year, one of their public history masters students will work with us as a research assistantshiop. p. it is l

hong kong and pro-democracy protesters scuffled with police on the city's waterfront tension is mounting ahead of the 22nd anniversary on monday of britain's handover of the territory to china activists planned more protests against a controversial bill that would allow suspects to be extradited to mainland china. a salvadoran woman whose husband and nearly 2 year old daughter drowned trying to cross the rio grande to the united states has returned home tania of those was met by government officials at san salvador international airport they say she has asked the media to respect her privacy and leave her alone. swiss police have used water cannon and tear gas to separate supporters and opponents of cameron's president during his visit to geneva called beah regularly stays at a luxury hotel in the swiss city he's facing mounting strife at home with the opposition calling on the long serving leader to quit. the cap. another humanitarian ship banned from docking in italy is being questioned by police after entering the port of lampedusa without permission early saturday authorities finally

calm and our units responded allowing on the jerusalem celebration days regular visits on the temple mount inside the old city preparations were under way ahead of the next potential flash point of the day well there's a heightened israeli security forces presence here inside the narrow streets of the old city well you can see that shopkeepers are starting to close up their shops it's ahead of what we're expecting in the next 3 minutes large scale marches of ultranationalist and religious nationalist israeli jews carrying flags celebrating what they call jerusalem day it's a yearly tradition for the shopkeepers here but concerns this year were particularly acute after the morning's incident such a few meters away outside damascus gate the marchers were arriving many of them settlers many of them teenagers all of them here to make their presence felt for the participants this is a commemoration of a great victory a reclaiming of religious and national capital for the palestinians who live here under occupation it's an expression of power and of ownership that many find deliberately provocat

it's what happened naturally in $991.00 after the philippines mount pinatubo volcano erupted. and this gas then reacts in the stratosphere with oxidants and turns into a soft europe acid for the few years. after mount pinatubo the temperature was noticeably lower and it cooled down the planet that was one effect but it got from what i've got to agree it was you know it's probably the range of about half a degree celsius. trouble is a quick fix like that could have no side effects and what was also apparent after mount pinatubo and other volcanic eruption is that these particles in the end reduce the amount of ozone in the stratosphere so you know we've been trying to do a lot to actually fix the boat on land and here you now have the idea of introducing something that could destroy it again. and it's not just those risks the bank this project controversial it's the fear held by many of the scientists themselves but just the suggestion of a magic bullet gives governments an excuse to keep pumping up a missions. so good you've been running the numbers on this i mean isn't econom

after crashing and burning against argentina the scots look certain to win until their opponents mounted a full grown week and controversial comeback. on the ark thank you so much for your company everyone. we begin with that dangerous escalation in tension between iran and the u.s. iran has shut down a us. spy drone president trump calls it quote a very big mistake tehran in turn claims the u.s. violated its airspace washington maintains the drone was in international airspace and the now says the incident as an unprovoked attack well it comes at a time of heightened tension between washington and tehran. the shooting down of the u.s. drone was announced on iranian state television they did not immediately broadcast any pictures of the attack but showed instead a file image of the type of drone they said had been hit by an unmanned surveillance act craft he used the gathering imagery of large areas of land in all weathers the commander of iran's elite revolutionary guard said they had destroyed the drone because they wanted to send a strong message to the us. i don't know those who defe

and our units responded allowing on the jerusalem set of racial days regular visits on the temple mount inside the old city preparations were under way ahead of the next potential flash point of the day well there's a heightened israeli security forces presence here inside the narrow streets of the old city where you can see that shopkeepers are starting to close up their shops it's ahead of what we're expecting in the next 3 minutes large scale marches of ultranationalist and religious nationalist israel. jews carrying flags celebrating what they call jerusalem day it's a yearly tradition for the shopkeepers here but concerns this year were particularly acute after the morning's incident. a few meters away outside damascus gate the marchers were arriving many of them settlers many of them teenagers all of them here to make their presence felt for the participants this is a commemoration of a great victory a reclaiming of a religious and national capital for the palestinians who live here under occupation it's an expression of power and of ownership that many find deliberately provocati

it's what happened naturally in 991 after the philippines mount pinatubo but i know . and this gas then reacts in the stratosphere with accidents and turns into a soft you're right acid for the few years after mount pinatubo the temperature was noticeably lower and it cooled down the planet that was one effect that he got from the bible to agree it was it. it's probably the range of about half a degree celsius. trouble is a quick fix like that could have no side effects and what was also apparent after mount pinatubo and other volcanic eruption is that these particles in the end reduce the amount of ozone in the stratosphere so you know we've been trying to do a lot to actually fix the boat on land and here you now have the idea of introducing something that could destroy it again. and it's not just those risks the bank this project controversial it's the fear held by many of the scientists themselves that just the suggestion of a magic bullet gives governments an excuse to keep pumping up a missions. so good you've been running the numbers on this i mean is it economi

sacramento and monterey all set may rain records and these were the wettest totals ever format and mounthamilton 4.73 and monterey's to .81 beat marks going back to 1998 and that was a very wet year sacramento was 3.42 the the 3.25 back in 1889 in oakland airport was close at second wettest and sfo was third and napa, it was 2.996 wettest may on record and let's take a look at snow as well, it is starting to melt and then the month of may kicked in and did it slow down from to 12, 100 196 is a statewide and you melt that equivalent down to water that is how much liquid has to melt so incredibly slow down on the melting process and now into june it will probably accelerate. they're still been thunderstorms over the sears yesterday on sunday temperatures below average again which we saw a lot of that in the month of may and today i start to go above and these are the normal temperatures this time of year from inland is going up and the coastal temperature is about average saturday and sunday timeframe was those thunderstorms. they were coming up the seer and of course from hamilton along t

and our units responded allowing on the jerusalem said abrasion days regular visits on the temple mount inside the old city preparations were under way ahead of the next potential flash point of the day well there's a heightened israeli security forces presence here inside the narrow streets of the old city where you can see that shopkeepers are starting to close up their shops and it's ahead of what we're expecting in the next 3 minutes large scale marches of ultranationalist and religious nationalist israeli. jews carrying flags celebrating what they call jerusalem day it's a yearly tradition for the shopkeepers here but concerns this year were particularly acute after the morning's incident. a few meters away outside damascus gate the marchers were arriving many of them settlers many of them teenagers all of them here to make their presence felt for the participants this is a commemoration of a great victory a reclaiming of a religious and national capital for the palestinians who live here under occupation it's an expression of power and of ownership that many find deliberately prov

it's what happened naturally in $991.00 after the philippines mount pinatubo volcano erupted. and this gas then reacts in the stratosphere with oxidants and turns into a soft you're right acid for the few years after mount pinatubo the temperature was noticeably lower and it cooled down the planet that was one effect that he got from what degree was it in. it's probably the range of about half a degree celsius. trouble is a quick fix like that could have dusty side effects and what was also apparent after mount pinatubo and other volcanic eruption is that these particles in the end reduce the amount of ozone in the stratosphere so you know we've been trying to do a lot to actually fix the boat on land and here you now have the idea of introducing something that could destroy it again. and it's not just those risks the bank this project controversial it's the fear held by many of the scientists themselves that just the suggestion of a magic bullet gives governments an excuse to keep pumping up a missions. so good you've been running the numbers on this i mean is it economically

here's a look at mount tam. you can see the clouds encroach from the coast.'re having a time to pass. alcatraz, over towards emeryville. brighter, that's your spread. that's the first accuweather highlight. 10-to-15 degrees temperature swings, coming through the extended forecast. the forecast well to the north. high pressure firmly entrenched over the top of us. places like san francisco will be a little warmer tan average, 72, not be too extreme. 71 in the mission. 75 in south san francisco. but everybody else pretty much in the mid-to-upper 60. head over to the east bay, sunny and warmer today. that's one of the cooler spots, look at all these 80s, berkeley at 79, everybody else in the low- to mid-80s over on the peninsula today, we got a mixture of upper 70s to mid-80s on the peninsula side. mid-60s over on the coast. down i should say up in the north bay, look at this, mid- to upper-80s. we touch 90 in santa rosa. let's head toward the south bay. see if there are 90s here. gilroy, everybody else in the mid- to upper-80s. a wealth of 90s, low-to-mid-90s.

and i'm here in hong kong i don't feel that way of flight number us posthaste this and there is a mounting there with sorrow off the air unpopular extradition or you know they are simply them not satisfied with the suspension of the feel because they know that it's not enough for the hong kong people late on this not enough to to restore them they're afraid that the government will bring back the field sometime later so they're calling for the government to scrap the bail. out amount and then the 2nd one is that regarding the crash of them and the mosque demonstrations on the chris well say earlier this week the government has the fine is a sobriety and some of the protests read the arrest and i'll cry if in charges so these protesters today they are the mounting and they're calling for the government to release the. detainees off all of the rioting charges and to call for the government not to be fined on these leaves that musta missed ration and the question is a surprise anymore and we have talked to some of the pros houses like what are they thinking about i want to one of the one of t

as you might say a fairly older male members of the party and they are in fact the ones that have mounted to the attacks against her in recent days one has to say at the same time that i'm glad. this is personality is rather a brace of she tends to have a language that can be damaging or hurtful as well and in some cases not very thought through her statements are difficult to to some make by some members of the social democratic party so it's a bit of both it's partly because she is a woman and partly because of her personality. so kate where do we go from here what what's happening with the german government going forward but it seems that we're going to see the german government push forward and yet again there's been another close call here for the german government another crisis averted for now but we've seen these crises cropping up at a time and time again since this government was formed and as was mentioning earlier as well this is for a long time being seen as somewhat of a marriage of convenience it was and by another so self that pushed for the social democrats to join forces

calm and our units responded allowing on the jerusalem celebration days regular visits on the temple mount inside the old city preparations were under way ahead of the next potential flash point of the day well there's a heightened israeli security forces presence here inside the narrow streets of the old city well you can see that shopkeepers are starting to close up their shops it's ahead of what we're expecting and then extreme minutes large scale marches of ultra nationalist and religious nationalist israeli jews carrying flags celebrating what they call jerusalem day it's a yearly tradition for the shopkeepers here but concerns this year were particularly acute after the morning's incident such a few meters away outside damascus gate the marchers were arriving many of them settlers many of them teenagers all of them here to make their presence felt for the participants this is a commemoration of a great victory a reclaiming of religious and national capital for the palestinians who live here under occupation it's an expression of power and of ownership that many find deliberately prov

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another vantage point from east bay hills, can you see mount diab diablo. views in upper 40s. santa rosa, 61 in concord, warm with cloud cover.orecast calls sunny afternoon, clouds at the coast. in the city for pride celebrations we'll have that comfortable weather in the 60s, that sea breeze. some 80s making their way to the inland valleys. >> chris. >> lis, thank you. breaking news out of contra costa county. chp says multiple dead and multiple people injured after a crash in orinda. it happened before 2:00 in the web lanes of highway 24 near wilder road. the crash closed all lanes for about three hours but they have since reopened. >>> developing news, president trump has become the first u.s. president to step into north korea reaching across the demilitarized zone to shake hands with kim jong-un. president trump extended an invitation to meet at the white house. it came at the last minute. >> reporter: history made at the border between north and south korea. president trump stepping across that line into north korea, the first u.s. president to do that. he shared a wa ki

that's on the other side of mount hamilton. these are live pictures from that scene. it's calmed the rock fire. firefighters tell us at least 1,000 acres burned so far. only 15% contained. no homes are near the fire but concerns winds could spread the fire quickly. 155 firefighters are on the scene including a team from morgan hill. >>> developing news. three people dead in morgan hill after police say a man shot and killed two people at a car dealership before turning the gun on himself. a live look now. sources are telling us that the gunman was a disgruntled employee. shots fired around 6:00 last night in the service center at the dealership on condit road. police say when the first officers got here they found one man on the ground who apparently shot himself. he had a gun in his hand. inside the dealership officers found two other men dead. >>> right now palo alto police searching for a man wanted in connection tore a sexual assault that happened monday night just after 9:00 near university avenue and marlo street. the man judge jumped out of his car, grabbed a w

why did you want to climb mount everest.ular folks to wrap our mind around that kind of trip. >> well, it was part of a series of mountains i've been climbing for the several years. so it was on the list already, but i had been working with rapid protocols and spoke to adrian who runs squall valley, and they are doing shortened itineraries on the mountains already, and speaking with him, he brought up the idea of trying it in two weeks which has never been done before, and at first i kind of laughed it off and thought that's crazy, good luck with that. and then a couple of weeks later, i was like, well, why not. i have the capabilities to train this way. we have access to the hypoxy chamber and i'll give it a shot. >> who you say this is a success? would you say this is the way we should do it more? this is the way it should be done? >> i would say doing a rapid assent is feasible for most people who they're thinking about climbing mount everest and i would look climbing from the north side. they're incredibly on point, and

around mount vast a.i- -- mount shasta. i-5 north. maybe toward northeast california. oregon. not a lot. but there's enough there that it may bring a little rain on some of your outdoor plans, at least today. livermore, you kia. 72 to 76. those are the high temperatures. they don't see that very often. and these are the lows this morning. healdsburg. 45 to 49. 45, healdsburg. that's cool. pem grove is also 45. 60s and 70s. clouds and sun. cool and breezy. some low clouds. higher clouds. and temperatures below average here. across the board. coast, bay, inland. biggest temperature differences for those inland. and that low will be very, very slow to kick out of here. and it is, look at the higher clouds. it is at the bottom of the trough. now starting to swing that in. expect higher clouds coming in. giving us a partly cloudy day. and temperatures will be hard-pressed to warm up very much. 40s for a few. lake port and santa rosa now. 53, redwood city and sunnyvale. san jose at 56. a little low clouds around there. 52, tiburon. kensington is 52 in oakland hills. alameda

quincy, la porte, up by mount lassen and that should be the end of it for a bit in the mountain. a few showers up aroun ukiah. probably one of the nicest week this afternoon with seasonable temperatures and heat back to the low 90s the middle end of the week. it's breezy throughout the bay. when i come back, we'll set you up with the next few days and what to expect in the week coming up. see you back here. >>> a berkeley woman who reached the summit of mount everest in a record breaking two weeks shared her experience with us today. 33-year-old roxanne vogel reached the summit may 27th and is back home in the bay area. most climbers typically take two months to reach the summit from nepal, but vogel traveled through tibet where permits are much more difficult to get. she said she learned about the two week climb from an expedition consultant who suggested she give it a try. >> at first i laughed it off and said thuple weeks later i was like why not? i have the capabilities to train this way. we have access to the hypoxia chamber. why not me? >> a hypoxia chamber is a high altitu

to monterrey and also to our bay as you will see again to a roadway in the morning hours shot from mountwe can see those morning clouds still lingering here so bay fog. morning clouds but then they clear should be mild to warmer more on this afternoon temps holding pretty much 70's for the bay 80 or so going on in london only into the week lower 90's by tuesday as a see a nice spike happening what temperatures very short lived that is and then the trail back again, not too bad and the next weekend by the way calling for late in the week 80's return inland by the end of the week for highs today you can see not as generous around the delta on the lower 80's 81 for livermore mid to lower 70's line of the east bay shoreline today, hey we're at 7369 oakland, 64, san francisco in up to the north they kind of a hodgepodge of some 70's so again we'll do 64 san francisco, 78 for san jose so some of these inland spots not making it to 80 today, 69 meanwhile for oakland not coming up in a bit we'll take a look at that extended forecasts show that ice heat spike coming our way too. and the 4 zone fo

i climb to 5000 me to mount and now i want to do 860087000. women can't stop to enjoy their achievement for too long the team needs to get back down to the valley and back to their everyday lives. to a casual observer it seems that nothing here has changed but by conquering the summit of shiftiness are a new and the others have learned important new skills skills they're convinced will help them build a better life for themselves and their families. their women have become more confident they're ready to take on new responsibilities and perhaps to work together to create new business opportunities. they now have a vision of what their future could be. i had to shock over all of us here so to you everybody has dreams mind learn to conquer the highest mountain he was at the end i've now become a better climber so i want to go even further next time and i would call written work of course better than i but in high school after. i now know that mountaineering is part of who i am. and i want to take on more difficult climbs and be the best that i c